Terry

nice going good luck on the PanAm Bass Championship

greg klatt guide

Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary’s boat was involved in a crash that resulted in the death of a 64-year-old U.S. man. A 48-year-old Markham woman suffered critical injuries in Saturday’s accident on Lake Joseph, near Emerald Island, in the Muskokas. The two victims were on a 13-person craft returning to a cottage during a pleasure cruise when it was allegedly struck by O’Leary’s boat. The crash happened around 11:30 p.m. The man at the bow of the larger boat was struck in the head and killed instantly, according to American celebrity news website TMZ. Two people on the smaller vessel also went to hospital and were later released. TMZ broke the story Tuesday night that O’Leary’s boat was involved in the accident. A source close to the owner of the larger boat that was struck told TMZ O’Leary’s boat was involved in the accident and that there was enough light to identify O’Leary and his wife. TMZ said it couldn’t confirm this and neither could the Toronto Sun. Later on Tuesday night, O’Leary told TMZ, “Late Saturday night I was a passenger in a boat that had a tragic collision with another craft that had no navigation lights on and then fled the scene of the accident. I am fully cooperating with authorities.” “Out of respect for the families who have lost loved ones and to fully support the ongoing investigation, I feel it is inappropriate to make further comments at this time. My thoughts are with all the families affected.” An O’Leary representative also told TMZ that his wife was driving the boat at the time of the accident and passed a drug and alcohol test. Reached by the Sun earlier on Tuesday, O’Leary said he couldn’t comment when asked whether he had been involved in a boating accident on Lake Joseph. “I can’t speak on it,” O’Leary said. “Sorry, I don’t think there’s been any release of that information, so I have no comment. Sorry. Thanks.” The call ended at that point. OPP Det.-Insp. Martin Graham told MyMuskokaNow.com Monday that it was too early to say whether alcohol played a role in the accident. “Obviously, bearing in mind one person has lost their life … it requires a complete investigation to determine the facts surrounding how this came about,” Graham said. O’Leary is also well-known as a former bombastic “Dragon” on CBC’s Dragons’ Den and used to co-host The Lang and O’Leary Exchange. O’Leary is also a regular guest on business news shows, most recently appearing on CNBC Tuesday. The OPP couldn’t be immediately reached for comment Tuesday night

the honey harbour area can be crazy

Nice fish

yeah a morning of trying to get the boat on the trailer isn't fun lol

nice fish, i think i have the boat fixed will try again tomorrow

I do not think you will go fast enough a square back one with 4 hp will do about 18kph but that would just have you standing still on a 18k rapids. And very unstable

with my 2.5, im lucky to get 9km out of it

bet I have told that joke hundreds of time

if you look at all the photos and the size of the boat , I think the ram held up pretty well, I wonder how one of those aluminum made trucks that a tool boxes rip holes in them would have stood up

nice sun rise and fish

good report, I love balsam but have been having trouble with walleye this year too

i spent many years fishing the ov pro bass tourneys

Some how I think it was for icefishermen and their portable units he was giving the tip to and it was a good tip I put my finders and underwater cameras on charge and my electric auger too

im glad your gone, you are misinformed well tell that to the people with epilepsy, who havent had a grand mal seizure in over 6 months , tell that to the people with parkinson's disease that can now feed themselves

I dont think you have a clue what you are talking about it has great medical uses, is not addictive (for some it can be habit forming) and most heavy users that i know quit hard drugs and or booze and settled with pot as a milder alternative to heavy drugs not the other way around

nice going

nice fishes a little wavy

????????????????? dont know what you mean by that

My trailer had square tubing all the way the way to the axle, so I removed the hitch bought 10 ft of tubing that fit inside the trailers frame put the hitch on it slide it in drilled some holes to pin it and I had up to 10 ft of extension which I needed for a lake I fished. And it was always on the trailer just slide in and out as needed the trailer I have now I can’t do but if the trailer is the right shape it works well

its only illegal in canada without a permit i did a tourney some years ago and they did have a permit and the final weigh in was at another location

yes it does, hasnt happened lately to me but in the past it happened a lot

that will work minimum 50 watts ... not millwatts

You need minimum 50 watt panel and daylight it is hard to fish all day and then try to charge with only a few hour of daylight left..chargers charge over night solar doesnt